Bite box was fantastic for 2 of us to share!! So many toppings to add and freshly maderead more

El Churro Bar has potential, but the quality of the churros and lattes needs improvement. The…read moreexcellent service and pleasant atmosphere are positives, but ultimately, the core product needs to be better.

I had a great experience! The servers were extremely nice and energetic. The cookie was so delish…read moreand the vibes in the place were fire

Luis was amazing! 10/10 service. If you visit PR, you must come get a drunken cookie!!read more

This place is the real deal. It has a vintage feel and a homie atmosphere. Not fancy and small but…read morethere are a few tables to sit and enjoy. Prepare to make a line but it moves rather quickly. Definitely homemade flavors and quality. I loved the coconut and the mani! Really nice subtle flavors and not overly sweet. I must have sampled all of them! It's well worth it. Order in a cone, feel like a kid again.

Some of the best ice cream we've had in San Juan. We got the mango, papaya, coco, parcha and each…read moreone of them were so delicious.

It's hard to say anything bad about this place!…read more The line is long, but it's full of excitement and gawking at everyone's gelato and seeing their faces when they take their first taste. Also, the line moves pretty quickly. At $7.19 for the regular (two flavors), it's not cheap (PR McDonald's vanilla ice cream cone is $0.99 for comparison!), but it's definitely worth doing (at least) once. The flavors are all extremely unique and it's a mystery what may be in a specific flavor (e.g. Pavlova and mixed berries), but you can try to your heart's content for free. In the end, I doubt there is a "bad" flavor. My favorites were cookieman (like Oreo cookies in a vanilla base) and chocolate cookie. Pistachio was good, but a taster would have sufficed. Sadly, they did not have a mint and chip!

After dinner, we wanted a sweet treat and Anita's was right next to where we dined, so it seemed…read morelike the obvious choice. We did not realize how popular it was until seeing how long the line was and how many locations they have around the world. I was overwhelmed with all the flavors they have, but luckily they let you have samples of the ones you are interested in before committing to it. I will also mention that they have a lot of unique flavors which makes it really hard to decide. I was reading on their website that this business started 20 years ago on a smaller scale at home, with Anita (mom) making jams and toppings and her son making the base. Despite the line being long, it went by really quick and time flew by looking at the menu while waiting. They offer 5 different sizes - 3 single serve and 2 designed for take away - and do give you an option between cup or cone. I ended up getting the regular size which appears to be a small cup but they do a good job of filling it. It came with up to two flavors so I chose the cookies and cream and a white chocolate pretzel thing. I think between the commotion of ordering and all the people, there was a miscommunication in one of the flavors I ended up with since it tasted different from the sample but it was still good. The regular cost $7.90 and each size after is a little under $2 more. There is seating in the back, but we took it to go and instead went to go sit in the pigeon park nearby. The staff was very nice, and managed orders well despite there being so many people with different requests.

Tons of options and everything freshly baked Loved the brownie cookies and the Nutella--so good!read more

Place closes early if they're all sold out. But this place is amazing. The cookies are amazing. My…read morefavorite was the pistachio chocolate one. Cream in the middle was a surprise but so good

Great place for a quick yummy dessert. The coconut flan was amazing. They made it so perfect. A…read moreslice of chocolate cheesecake was a slice of life. They made it was such high quality for such a low price. The chocolate cheesecake had a crust so good. It was made out of chocolate flakes. Everything about it was chocolate. It had three layers: chocolate, cheesecake, then more chocolate. I highly recommend those two slices of dessert.

Lunes 20 de abril de 2026 en el área de Condado en San Juan es la hora de almuerzo y decidido ir a…read moreeste Icono de local en el área establecido muchos años. Local amplio en forma rectangular y estacionamiento con seguridad. Limpio y ordenado sus clientes son nativos y americanos y extranjeros. Sus precios son más altos por ser un área turística, pero todo fluyó en orden y el almuerzo estuvo muy bien .

Went multiple times on my trip and it definitely lived up to the hype. Great food. Great service. I…read morereallly enjoyed the coffee, donuts, sandwiches and soup.

We stopped by the world famous Playa Mar Chiquita today…read more Much to our delight, a nice, little lady (I'll call her the dessert lady) named Wanda, stopped by selling homemade flans, tres leches cakes and coquito. The flavors of flan were: Baileys Coconut Pumpkin vanilla cream cream cheese tequila rose We bought a bottle of Coquito and the Bailey's and the coconut flans. All three were delicious! Of the flans, I think my favorite was the coconut because it actually had coconut pieces in it. They were both really good though. If we had more people with us, I would like to have tried more especially the tequila rose. I'm not from Puerto Rico so for those of you who, like me, have never tried Coquito. I'll do my best to explain it. Apparently, it's a coconut-based alcoholic beverage that originated in Puerto Rico. It is a holiday drink that is akin to eggnog with similar eggnog flavoring. Although it does not contain any eggs, the consistency is very similar to the thickness of eggnog. It too, was very good. If you happen to be there, just wait for a while. She'll show up in the afternoon sometime. She was very nice. I hope you get a chance to try her desserts because I think you'll really like all the things she has for sale. At least I did anyway.

The staff was a group of young girls that were joking around a lot more than they should have…read more. However, it seems as if every order was correct! A little pricey but portions are generous.

Very cute and cozy ice cream and churro shop located at the Tmobile Distrito in San Juan, Puerto…read moreRico. They offer loaded milkshakes and ice cream with churros and a variety of toppings. I enjoyed my ice cream and churro very much and cannot wait to return!

It's closed. Showed up and the door was locked, even though the yelp page said it was openread more

The cookie plug is right next to where we are staying and pretty much start the Ashford strip. We…read morehad to try as cookies are a big thing back home 23 got three cookies which were pretty expensive. It they are big and elevate. The place is very hip hop and chill and service was attentive to our questions. I enjoyed my cookie but I definitely had better. My mom had the pink elephant and she wasn't crazy about it at all. Overall recommend if you're having craving for cookies